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and consequently incurablc. It Is Impossible to dc.
scribe her suGcrtnss. Her body from the crown OF
her head to the solcs OF her feet was a mass Of decay,
masses OF flesh rotting Of md leaving great cavities.
Her fingers fcstcred and three or four nails dropped
OF a. one time. Her limbs contracted by the fcaf,ul
liberation. and for several years she did not leave
her bed" Her weight was reduced from ls5 10 90 lbs.
Perhaps some faint idea Of her condition can 10
CLEANED from tho fact TINT three pounds OF Cosmo.
line or ointment were used per week in dressing her
sores. Finally, tho physiciens acknowledged their
defeat by THIS Black Wolf. md commended the sui.
fcrcr to her all .wisc Creator. !. ~ 9MJ=
Her husband hearing wonderful reports OF The uso
OF 6wIrr's SrEcIrIo Is. 81, prevailed on her TO
try II 40 Q Inst resort: She began Its use under pro.
test, but 5000 found that her system was being re;
healthy color. Us though the blood was becoming
pure and active Mrs. Bailey continued tho S.S:S.
! iuLIl last February; every sosc was healed; she dis
caricd chair and %cru,chcs, and was for the tlsst time
Ia twelve yeara \ well man. Her husband, Mt.
G. 4. Bailey, Is In business Dt IN blackstone Street,
Boston, and will take pleasure In giving. tho details
pf this wonderful cure. Send to Us for Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed freq.
TIN SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ca
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LIVE Stock Notes,

American AGRICULTURAL. <eEG d
Unlere there are trees in the pastures,
put up temporary sheds Of poles, and rooi
them with brush, for tho comfort OF the
animals; also sot up n few rubhing.posta,
and provide e~alt.boxes in which they may
always find salt. Give work.horses an oc.
casional washing, endaee that the harness
Is kept clean and soft by oiling. Powder.
cd sloes is said to keep away rats.
This is the great butter month, and
every care should BIZ taken to secure the
best flow OF milk, in both qusntity and
quality. See that there is shade in the
pastures. 4 sun.strqck COW Ia poor prop.
erty. Do not sell the best calves, but re-
serve them for the herd feed them reGu.
larly; handle gently, and teach them to
feed at an early age.
at strengthening, employ only skilled
and careful hands; care in folding tho
leccs affects It's price. Ticks will leave
the shorn sheep and 60 to the lambs,
which should be dipped into tobacco or
other dip.
Keep tho young pigs in pasture in the
orchard those for the early market shoutd
have a mcat.s!op daily.
Chickens are to be guarded agsins!
hawks, owls, rats and skunks.
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She Took Back IIcr CIT.

Armiion, -Aia., 10. lBiastt.
1t was 10 o'clock D. NJ. In the friendly
aha dow Of the yorsnda stood Cornelius
McStabb and Samantha Cracrait. he was
trying to control the wild beating Of his
heart and hide the tromor in his voice.
"samantha," he said, as he swallowed
something that eeemea to be Q cannon
ball In his fthroati, "nleny ysers ago,
when you were a 1littlo e!rl, you made
ne a present. It was bu. d triae, per.
hsps, in your estimasion, but 1t has in
creased in value q thousand-iold, and I
now treasure that little present as the
moot pricelers thing in the world. IT.
possession all these years, Samantha, has
become q burden on my conscience.
feel that | am doing wrong to keepit
lonses. i belongs 70 you. You may moi
realized ita worth, but I feel II 10 be q duty
to give 1t back to you and esse my con
science Of the load It has carried Tor *
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Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds wctc dull ana steady 10 firm.

]. Railroad bonds were extremely dull; sales, 81,
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many years. You will receive It, will you
not, and forgive me for having kent Il 90

Certainly Cornelius, replied sauan.
tina. IL It Is a burden on your con.
science I will take It back, thought I don't
remember OF ever having given you any
such present. What waa It ~
The conecience-strcken Cornelius Nc.
stabb swallowed another cannon ball and
said with deep contrition:
1T was q kiss, Samantha
Tho wandering breeze, as It swept softly
through the yoranda, bore on lite yolcelesa
way the widening waves Of the scarce
audible sound that marked the impact
With which Samantha Craorait took the
iittIe Gilt back, after 30 many Yeas, from
tho repentent young man. 4 a
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Bucklen's Aratca Salyo.

The best Halye in The world ior cuts,
bruises, sotes, ulcern, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hRnds, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptiona, and posi-.
lively curea piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box, For sale By Logan & Go.
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Again That Terrible Child.

Last Sunday night, when young Rocket
called, the little girl climbed on his knee
and began poking tho visitor In the ribs.
What ara you Going, Minnie 2" asked
Rocket. .Des pokin' you to SOC II you's
soft" replied the artless infant; "%sister
said you was as soft ns q boiled aquash."
Rocket didn't wait to see "elstcr," and
vows he'll never call there again,
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FoR cleansing and healing foul and In.
dolent Ulcers, Sorcs and Abcesses and re.
movingthe bsdodora arising thereirom and
for ploughing, confused aud lacerated
wounds, Darbys Propbylactic Fluid 10 IN.
equaled. lg.
" have used Darbys Prophylactic Fluid
in hospital and private practice for ten
years and know Of nothing better for
aloughing, confused and lacerated wounds,
foul and indolent ulcers aud al a disinfec.
tant."-J. y. HEusrIs, Professor Mobile
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Sick HEADACHE and a Benaation Of op.
preston and dullness in the head, are
very commonly produced by indigestion;
morbid dependency, irfitabiltty and over
a%ensitiveness Of the nerves may, in a ma.
jotity Of cases, be traced 10 the Same cause.
Dr.. J. H. McLeana Liver and Kidney
Balm and Pilots will positively cure. p4w
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AAz.E|a;!!!A !g' q
.Bv Ais
YOU?

Do you feel dull, .lnnguid, low-spirited, life
less, md indcscrihably miserable, both phySl-
CHILLY md mentally: experience a sense OF
Iullness or bloatlng after eating, or of gone
ness, or emptiness of stomach In tho. morn
ing. tonsno coated. bitter or bad taste In
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred cycsIght, floating BpeclSs"
before tho eyes, nervous prostitution or cx-
haustion, irritnbility. Of temper. hot iluslies,
ALTERNATING with chilly sensations: sharp,
iGet, drowsiness after meals, wakcfulncss, on.
iindcscribablo feeling OF dread, Or Of impond.
Ing. calamity? j pH Nh law 80 J
Il you have all, or any considerable number.
TINT most common OF American maladics"i
bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho moro
complicated your disease hAs become. tho
greater tho number and diversity Of symp-,
DR.. PIerco's Golden Medical discovery
VIII slibduo 1t, II! taken according to dircc-
lions for a reasonable length OF time. If not
cured, complications multiply md Consulnp.
fiHn ofthS Lungs, skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
maIanISs aro o Miiaaf iI1b nils e; E e. or other 1aS grave
or fatcr, induce n fatal termination ~
q De-Elcrce's Golden Medical Dis.
Covory nets powerfully upon tho Liver, and
through that great blood purifying organ,
clcanses tho system OF NIL blood-taints and i'm
equally eMcae'eus IN netting upon tho Kid
noys, md other cxcrctory orgIins, cleansing.
strengthening, md healing their diseases. Is
IN nrpetizlng, restorative tonic, II promotes
digestion and nutrition thereby building up
this wonderful medicine has gained frcat
celebrity In curing Fever and Agiic, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Aguc. and kindred diseases.
Or. Pierce's1 Golden Medical Dis
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"Marie," said a iashionably dressed
woman fromthe porch OF the Grand Union
Hotel at Saratoga to her French bonne.
"Oui, madame" replied Marie. "You
mustn't lot Lulu run 80. Tho poor child
will get all bet up" IIN-t
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Wheeling Livs st.

Wheeling Live Stock Market.
c%attt.1,ooo to LOO lbs. stock 4,ssa4Nc per lib.
Sn to 900 lbs. 4ai1zc per h.; 100 10 800 lbs. 50
Hogs-Market active: 4Ha5c per lib.
Lambs-Geod al 25Hza5c PEI ID. -.
Ca!ues-Saihc per 10.
Gkep-aa3Ec per ID.
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At an introduction dinner come years
ago in Kirremuir an elder, referring to
tho changes in the ministry round about,
said he had seen four changes at Dunni-
chen three had died and one had gone 10
Q better place. - L
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4
Dry Gonus.

NEW YORK, June l4.-Iu dry goods more or less
INQUIRY way rep:o ted In all departments. spot
mo O sale good for Tuesday, but a much larger
hnsines' was reached through deliveries on orders
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You cannot atfordto waste timein expe1.
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at first, only
a cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm.
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and ColdH, but be aurc you
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has some
thing just as good, or just the same. Don't
DO deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which ia guaran.
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free at
Logan 4 Co.'n drug store.
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!, NEW iohE. June lL-Cotion steady: upland.
q oEe'ns II !.lGc; futures closed stoady
June u nc; July l!.o5c: August lilo; sepiem'
ber ll6oc: October lo.l9c; November 800: De.
cenber y sc; january l0, Ole; February l0.GOc'
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Wool

Pu1L4DELpRiA, June14.-Too market firm: low
md medium wools In good demand; OhIo. Penn.
s%ylyanss aud Nest virginia XX and above s2eaic;
\. 5lastc; meaiuml and coarse lSsi4oc; Michigan
corse s7a$Se: enc washed delaine * and Xxx l6a
$50; medium aud Goa 90 washed comBinr aud de.
!sine ssAaoc: Canadian washed colnbing 3lassc;
BoSToS, Juno li.-wool. demand ia!r for lnc
prices firm: uhio aud Pcnnsylvania < SOC: do XX
S!c; Mlchisan SlHaslc; medium Kentucky aud
Missouri soaSic; pulled woods 2lsiQc. 5S,HT
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On. Cry. Pas June 1L.-ppened at e3ke; highest
G3ho; lowest GEE9Io; closed at 62kc; sales 45s,O0
barrels; t,learancca $4,000 barrels; charters & ,Ct2
barrels; shipments 1858 barrels; RUS G., 75O bar.
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NEW York. juno, Il -Pe.roleum opened armer,
broke lates and closed strong: opened at a3Xo:
1.5cG,oO barrels. B2S! 4 IWH aHO',i'-S'
Plrrssugeh. June 1t.-Fc.roleum dull and heavy:
opeaed! q S3.4c; closed at 6'5So; highest 6gXc;
De.pfoEp, PA June it.-opened ates1c; closed
a. 691ae; highest tSHc; lowest 631lc; ,clearances
322,OD earro,f. $500
I T1 rggSs! "a, June lt.-oaensd At S5,,Gsc; high.
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BLACK. NQIE

OF Black Lcprosy, Is a disease which is considered
incurnhle. but It has yielded 10 the curative proper.
j tics OF SwYr's SrECIrIc-now known all ovcr'the
world as s.. S. s.. Mr.. Bailey, OF West Son,crviiic,
Mass, near Boston, was attacked several years ago
with this hldcons blnck eruption, md was treated BY
the best medical talent, who could only soy that tho
disease was a species Of iFs
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Live Stock,

CHieAGo, Juns Observation-Disclosures $500 head
shipments q ~ 9 head; market 1cc lower; shipping
COVE, bulls aud mixed 81 75a3 Is; Texas Cattle s. Il;
% %. Hogs-Receipts 5000 head: shipmunts < ooS
head; m 7, nass q actiysa arc salce higher; rough and
5000 head; shipments 200 hcsd: market active
and higher; natives s. Coat 40; western 81 Ooa4 %:
Texas " 5OaA 10; lambs 81 t0a3 80. 80.
EAsr LIBEGrY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is head
shipments 40 head: ,markc. SLOW at yesterday's
head: market firm; philGdelphias IS 4Ca5 80: YorS.
erS % 2Sa5 y: common and light Is l0a5 20: pIgs
u 7Sa5 %: sheep-Reccipts $500 head: hipmrn
terday's prices. l#:& - - :
CING1NEATl. o., June l4.--HoSs easier; common
10; receipts 200 head; shipments 100 head,
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CONSUMPTION

which is scrofuIa oflhe Lungs, is arrested
earlier stages or tho disease. From It's mar
Vicious power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first offering this now world-tnmed rem
cdy to the public. DR.. Pierce thought seriously
OF calling 1t his CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that nnmo rs too restrictive for
o medicine which, from its wonderful COM
binat!on of tonic, or strengthening, alternative.
or blood-clcansIna, 'nnti-bil!ous, pcctoral, ind
rs nsI n remc isof for Ccn IS nItitu.'ibu but no for o aIi
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GLEvELAND& PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ E0AD.-Uuder schedule III effect MAY q,
!ss7, trains leave Bridgeport, Con lral Standard
ume: For p1tisburgh and Cleveland. $40 a. M,
IN P. m. For Pittsburgh, 10:17 a. IN. For Wells-
VILE, 4:l2 p. M. For steubenville, 1896 q. m. For
Trains arrivc at bridgeport at 1853 a. ~. 1882 a
m, 2;se p: m; $40 ?. H., 4:54 p. M, and 7:3s p. IN.
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WHAT'S the most provident animal? Is
It the cat? He always has his purrs with
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CURES ALI. HuEaoRs,

from d common Dlotch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula. Salt-rhcu,n, "Fevcr-sorcs,"
scaly or Rough Skin, In short, all diseases
caused by bad blood nre conquered by this
powerful, purifying; md in%vIEorting iinedl-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence. Especially Ihas ft MANI
tested Its potency in curing Tottcr. Eczelnn,
Erysipelas, noils, Carbunclcs, Sore Eyes. Scrof-
ulous Sores and Swcllings, llip-1o!nt Disease,
"Whlte Swclllngs," Goitrc, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Climbs. Send ten cents In
stamps for o large Treatise, with coloFel
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for q Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It by using I}r. picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, n fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength aud bodily health will be established.
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ErocK ouorATIoRs-c1osgp ED.

Adams EIpress-...... IA Northern Pacific. 49, By
American Ex pres. ..i69 do prcferred,....... 63%
Canada soutliern.... eG4,,Chiesgo d N. W.,..,..12Vsss
Central Pacitlc.....-.. IS do preicrred,.....II9 :
Chesapeake il Ohio. GAINew York Central.,.lll%
Il do first prcferrGd... II IChio g. Mississippf.. az
do seconds. ............. s do prc!errcd....... IS :"
O., O., @. &L,,,.........t G.. Pacific MaiL.....,,., a31k
Denver h K. & ............ 2Sa3fS| pltsburgh :
Etle. ...--........... ..... 3211Bl Reading ........ ......,s -
do psetcrred.... 7ll4lSt. L. 4 i. E,...... 4OsS
Fort Waync.........,1e3 do preierred, ,.,,...f sol;
Kansas d Texas ,........ 291Ls do first preferred. ..1l7st
Lake Eric q West.... 22114lC. NJ. d ST, PAUL.. QUSs
Lake sliore..,.......... 9lH do preferred ,.,,,,,,123r :
Louisville & Nash. IS Texas d Paciac,.... slgS
L., N. A.. d C......m.,. G. |unlon Paci6c..,,,,,. ~
Nom. d Chm. ....... Is United stalea Ex.,. Of
Michigan Central. zee. '92kIW.. St. l.. d P..,,,., lSJ,
Missouri Pacific ltsMl do preferyed,.,..:. 39X
Nash. j. Chzt.... S3kf TellssFRrgo Er..,,,.133 :
New jersey Central. 79il Western Uuiou.,,,,..,.77
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U.s Is coupon........l2assS n. K. d 7. gen, 6s...., 9s
u s. AZ coupon-....lGyA Northern PGc. lists lS
Pacific Gs Of '9s-....12ShA North. Pee. second. 1914
Louisiana stamp, 49, So Northwest. consols-I8s
Missouri s.;;....,".-.iG!7SI !. W.debenturcs, 81 Ito
Tenn. Gs settlements.l cb 81. Paul consols. ...l $50
do 5s............... lo2 lS. p, .. P, lIsts. l2s Z
. do as.............. =. 75h rex.G Pac. land gr's, 60
Central Pacific afsta -ll755SiIex. IL Pac. r. q. ex.
b. Il &. G West. l.ss s. Union Pac. drsts..'..1iGl
Eric seconds...""".-.. 92kll Wcsts e...........:...l
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.nALI15oAE June14.-Whcnt, western lower and
s sis! JG,y rs ss, : winter red SPOT 9oAssle; june sSsSs
XIX 'ui Go Seaa,Ac; august S6ss6Ac: September SIC
3SAa4GAs; June 4GHc a.ked; July i6ai6szc. 6sts.
lower mud quiet; western white 8ia36c: "a mixed
@ ssasde PROVISIONS quiet and steady. Coffee higher,
) aotspo, saae l4.I7Wicat active but lower; cash
si4e; Jung exc: July S0hc; August SCiGc:. Sen.
sember SoHe: December SIZE. Corn duIIllI:' cash aSth
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Wheat unsettled and nominal; IeceipS . 0So n nj
els; shipments 5oJ bushes. Corn, lower: No. >
mixed 4oHc. Oats quiet: No: 2 mixed a,Mc. Rye
an ! ;7 Nc Gss. po,s dull at SIS Is. Lard, quiet
active; sales liza barrels finished FOODS m hn.is ~ 4
a. ". Butter, sugar and cheese easier. Fggs bare.
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Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
NFt md Vicinity " li gHGib
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spHl1y uACGpI GUNuHys 0---ITT|"" 80"
Nos. IS, "a and 81 stop at all Btktions.

Rellatrc accommodation at 7 =. NJ.
Zanesvilie, accommodation leaves Wheeling ut
$3.50 a. IN. daily. rF7l slTa 49, -
St. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, lesyes Wheeling
y $3.50 2; n, 2:l5 and b:A5 p. M: Returning, AZ.
uycs ct wheeling at 1885 /. M, l:9o and $50 D. M,
daily except Sunday. SGTI a''0 - -
,The9:e0a.n and 11:16p p. m. train through to Gin.
cinnsu without change, with b. q, o. Sleeper
through to Cincinnati on the night train, u
Chicago Limited leaving at D;Ib p. IN, has Chi.
cago sleeper out OF Wheeling. ~ 7dG 1R9Gr.
Columbus accommodation leaves Wheeling at
2:2s p,m:, Be!laise at los p.r1., daily except Sunday,
MouLdSy1le accommodation, leaves WhCclipg
Ut 12:C0 noon, and arrives at Moundsyiue al i2:IS
p. M, daily except Sunday. c9IDi- al
Ealrnont accommodation at 4.l0 p. m,
Through Coach from Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily on NO. 3, leaving Wheeling a. 1o:1O .. m, NJ.
SiyinK AZ Glnclnhau 1t $50 p. m, E3IT5
10 y. sleeping Cars on all through trains.
Cloee connections kre inside Tor al points south
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
= desirable route for ~coloniss and PERSONS moving
y ne great West, and 10 whom particular atten.
Tickets To all principal points on salo 4. Depot,
sleeping cat accommodations eau be saoufsd ut
Depot Ticket ONCE. 80 r. @. BURKE. TgG5iTt
Ticket Agent, B. & o. Depot.
Az ~. JOHN BA1LIE, s5G
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House.
JOHN LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent, Ls
U. X. LORD, Gen. Pass, Agent. }fS
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ANN s7If ;.s7E,

aE& SN {E4HS &EAs Il
AIN in the right silG under: elgeo of lfbss increasing on pscsurr.
Y sometimes ,srnc ,he pain y on tlo1ea side; tho patient A rarely 5abs
1, shoulder and Is sometimes taken for Rheumatism ii Tic nrn.
INC stomach Is affected with. loss Of appetite and sickness The bowels
,t!ro,NDlel with, .rain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation ID ttIs
back part There Is generally a. considerable loss Of memory. accom-.
ought e have been done: Aslght, dry cough Is sometimes aucn %hM
SIhe patient complains Of weariness and debility he IA easily startled #
tho skin; bis spirits arc low and, although he Is satisfied that exercise
enough to try Il. a M SI5t%#T2 S@@-~tT rtSgHH"AN"sh
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Il, Wooden Wa,e-So. l tubs 60 90; No. ., IS 0o:.Eo
8, 81 o.; 2 hoop pals 81 10; 0 hoop 81 IS: single
syashboarls 81; 30: double do ~ A; ano crImp
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI.
On and after A %, 1857, passenger trains will
rrn "a fouoNs-Eastern Standard time; $1,000. ~
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From HashIngton-S:03 &, m, daily, 'except suu.
day. G.K. LORD, General Passenger Agent,
- PATTON, Bupt. $3.50
.-.g- J.T. LANE. Tray. Pass. AIT, Wheeling
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Fthft3@G ~
Eor pltMbarsh.,b:U q: m, daily; $40 q. NJ.
day; 1:o0p r. m. daily, 2 - '1l
For Wr6hington-5:20 .. n, daily, e1ceLt Sunday.
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Tho Morgantown Post haa entered upon
tho twenty.fourth year Of is existence. II
ie better than ever and this fact Ia appre.
ciated rs shown by q liberal patronage,
Tho Moorefeld Examiner says that the
Memorial Association has bought 6fty.two
tombstones at q cost OF ovor $500 for the
graves Of the Confederate dead at that
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-12-31
DICKENS ON THE NEW YEAR.

From Charles Dickens's "London
Sketches :" Next to Christmas-day
the most pleasant annual epoch in ex-
istence is the advent of the New Year.
There are a lachrymose set of people
who usher in the New Year with watch
ing and fasting, as if they were bound
to attend as chief mourners the obse-
quies of the old one. Now, we cannot
but think it great deal more compli-
mentary, both to the Old Year that has
rolled away and to the New Year that
is just beginning to dawn upon US, to
see the old fellow out and the new one
in with gayety and glee.
There must have been some few
occurrences in the last year to which
we can look back with smile of cheer
full recollection, if not with feeling of
heartfelt thankfulness. And we are
bound by every rule of justice and
equity to give the New Year credit for
being good one, until he prove him
self unworthy the confidence we repose
in him.
This is our view of the matter; and
entertaining it, Notwithstanding our
respect for the Old Year, one of the
few remaining moments of whose exist
ence passes away with every word we
write, here we are, seated by our fire.
side this last night of the Old Year,
penning this article with as jolly face
as if nothing extraordinary had happen
ed, or was about to happen, to disturb
our equanimity.
Hackney-coaches and carriages keep
rafting up the street and down the
street in rapid succession, conveying,
doubtless, smartly- dressed coachfuls to
crowded parties; loud and repeated
double knocks at the house with the
green blinds opposite announce to the
whole neighborhood that there's one
large party in the street at all events;
and we saw through the window, and
through the fog, too, till it grew so
thick that we rung for candles anG
drew our curtains, pastry cooks men
with green boxes on their heads and
warehouse carts hurrying to
the numerous houses where an annual
festival is held.
We can fancy one of these parties,
we think, as well as if we were duly
dress coated and pumped, and had just